Instead, the band inadvertently gave away copies of Tool’s 1992 Opiate EP, which had been mistakenly enclosed inside a U2 sleeve on Record Store Day.

Even though the mix-up seems to have only affected a handful of customers at one single UK record store, Maynard James Keenan and co still took full advantage of the opportunity to take a swipe at Bono and, depending on how you interpret it, his god complex.

“Nice try, U2? the band posted on their official site. “Some very lucky people who purchased U2’s Songs Of Innocence during a recent record store release found instead a copy of Tool’s 1992 Opiate EP inside. Kind of makes you believe in mysterious higher powers, doesn’t it?”

Tool are currently working on their long, long, LONG-awaited follow-up to their 2006 album 10,000 Days, which they’re hoping to release by the end of this year. Hahahahaha jks — who knows when that’s happening.